Dash coin, also known as DASH, is a cryptocurrency that aims to address Bitcoin's shortcomings in terms of transaction time and privacy. It was originally known as Xcoin and Darkcoin and was launched by Evan Duffield in January 2014. Dash coin aims to make transactions more like traditional online payments while protecting user privacy through its unique technical improvements such as InstantSend and PrivateSend features. InstantSend allows users to transfer Dash coins without waiting for transactions to be confirmed on the Dash blockchain, while PrivateSend enables users to send anonymous transactions that are mixed with other transactions through a built-in mixing service, thereby obscuring traces of the original transaction.

Another feature of Dash coin is its masternode system, a proof-of-service layer that acts as a transaction mixer and booster, and also serves as a voting mechanism for the Dash governance system. Dash coin's block reward is divided into two parts: 45% goes to miners, 45% goes to masternodes, and the remaining 10% is allocated to the decentralized Dash budget system. The generation time of each block is 2.5 minutes, and each block rewards miners 3.6 Dash.

Dash ranks No.192 in global market capitalization, with a current circulation of 18.92 million and a total circulation of 11.8865 million. In the market, the price and trading volume of Dash have attracted wide attention. Its price has fluctuated in the past 24 hours, reaching a high of ¥199.03 and a low of ¥191.78. Dash is listed and traded on multiple exchanges, including YoBit, Bitrue, WhiteBIT, etc., providing a variety of trading pairs such as DASH/BTC, DASH/USDT, etc.

Recently, Dash announced that its Evolution chain has been officially launched and started to produce blocks, which marks the further development of Dash at the technical and application levels. Although Dash is considered by some to be a cryptocurrency that facilitates illegal users due to its privacy function, its main goal is to facilitate daily transactions as a digital currency that can be used as cash, credit card or through PayPal. What the future of Dash will be and whether it is worth investing in depends on investors' judgment of the digital currency market and the demand for privacy protection technology.